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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
Kansas
LAEar TICKET ELECTED.

PARSONS, KAN, Nov. 9.-Tne e' 5,,
Union Labor ticket is elected n this "
bette county By msioritie5 from .. y
200.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
Meeklg 0azette.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
BY THE
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers and Projectors.

THE track of he Fort Worth and Dem
yer 3 now laid 500 miles, sid by January
Is the track viii reach the state line.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
GARY vs., BLACK.

CHICAGO, ILL, NOV. 9.-The total vote
cast in Cook county for Judge Of the Su-
prene Court WAS 63, 542, Of which Joseph
4. Gary, Republican and Democrat, re-
ceived 56,es4, and Captain Black, Secia-
list, 6258; Gary's majority, 1897, Joel
NJ. Lonenecker, Republican candidate for
States Attorney, was elected by msior-
ity OF 15,7S6!votes over all opposing can
didates. All Republican candidates for
county commissioners were elected. The
proposition to issue tS1 ZOO. 900 county
bonds and the jury commission were sp-
proved by fair majorities.
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What is this Disc Sc that is Coming
UpOlUs?

about the chest and sides, sid sometimes
in the bach. They feel dali aid Sleepy
the mouth tss bid stste'' especially in
the morning. A sort OF sticky slime col
iects about the teeth. TIE eppeti.e is
poor. Taere is feeling ike heavy
load on lie stomsch; sometimes faint,
81 all-gone 1ensstion at tie pis OF the stom-
sch waich food does not satisfy. The
eyes are gurHsn, ~ hands and feet
become coldzna clammS After while
cough sets ID at first Cry, but sitter :
few months it i ATTENDED with green
ish cOlOred ezpeesgatlOn. The patient
feels tired sn the while and sleep does
not seem to afford any rest. After L
time be gssonsa nervo6e, irritable ard
gloomy, d.has evllste5ebOdings. There
is a giddineEs' sort 9 whirling ssnsa-
ton in the head when ing up suddenly
The bowels 6ecome costivS the skin is
dry snd hot at times; the blood becomes
thick and stsgnant; the whites of the
eyes become tinged with yellow; the
urine is scanty and high colored, deposit
ing sediment after standing. There is
frequently splitting up Of tie food, come
times with 8 sour Ssse sometimes with
swedish taste; this lis frequently attended
with palpitation Of hShgsti the vision
becomes impaired, with spots before the
eyes; there is feeling CT great prOstra-
ton end weakaass..,Al Of these symp-
toms are in turn present, y is thought
that nearly one-thiSas ol our population
has this disease in gotne of It's varied
forms.
II has been found that physicians
have mistaken the case of this
disease. Some have treated it for
a liver complaints, others for kidney
disease, etc., but rome '1.of. these kinds OF
treatment have been attended with sue
cess; for 1t is really. constipation and dys-
pepsia. 1t is also found fbst Shaker Ex-
<ffassstaeoot' or MotD2r ssagel's Curative
Syrup, when properly prepAaed will re-
move this disease in all Its stages. Care
must be taken, however, to secure the
genuine article.
IT WILL SKILL BETTER THAN COTTON.
Mr.. John c. Hemptinstall, Of Chulsfr
NEE, Cleburn county, Ala, writes: any
wife has been SO much benefited by Sha-
ker Extracted Roots or Selgers Syrup
that she says shssweuld rather be without
part of her food than. without the medi-
zine. Itzhas done hermsze good thsn
the doctors and s1 other medssspsa put
ssgetber I aould ride twenty miles to
get isaato the hands of any sufferer ii he
can Set fsla 10 ether way. believe it
will Soon seiISin this state better than
cotton.
4TgEINoNY FROM TEXAS.
MEs. D. FL. Bsgton or warner, RIPLEY
couats, No. writes that she has long been
sfiisSea with dyspepsis and disease
d the arinary organs and was
cured BY Skaker Extract of Roots.
Rev. J. J. Mcclure, merchant, Of the
same place, who sold Mrs Barton the
medicine, says he has sold it for four
yesrs and never knew it TO fail.
SHE WAS ALMOST DEAD
was SO low with dyspepsia that there
was not a physician to be found who
could do srything with me. had hut-
tering OF tie heart end swimming Of tie
head One day read your phamphlet
called "Lie Among the Shakers" hich
described my disease better than could
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Almost given awey 13Is week st Randall
& Chambers Co.
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Ohio.
THE REPUBLICANS JUBuANT.

TIE NJ UbLICAINb j z bILANI.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. AT Re-
049, Black SIP. LAST week Blacks sup
porters claimed his vote would exceed
10000. Tae friends of the anarchists
hoped that large vote for Black would
reflect public sentiment favorable to COM
muting the sentences, but the result of
the election is bitter disappointment to
them
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= RgEINoNY FROM TEXAS.
sHK WAS ALMOST DEAD


was SO low with dyspepsia that there
WIS not a physician to be found who
could do srything with me. had hut-
tering Of tie heart end swimming Of tie
head. One day read your phapphlet
called "Lue among the Shakers" vhich
described my disease better than could
myself. tried the Shaker Extract ot
Roots snd kept on with it until to-day
pjoice in coed health. Mrs. NJ. E. Ting
leg, Bevier, Muhlepburg Co, KY.
For sale by Gil Druggists, or address
the proprietor, A. j. White, Limited, 81
Warren ST., New York.
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= -. 5AN'E .s6EIa,E3.lI

sSfa Chest Pains, Sofenstb'
}. SSfK Hacxins<C Cough, AsIn
EfsiSand inflammation. , ren
~ ~ minute BIZ the Ouneur
PinsTor. Nothing Ike 1t for WEAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
NrwYoRKsDAnr TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY !. 1883,
.Misrello,leous.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Sempt was made the afternoon OF Monday January
81 1881 IN the Harbor OF New York destroy the steamer
Gryandotte belonging TO the Old Dominion steamship
Company by placing board of her explosive machine
which subsequently exploded
The company will 900 tho and
q ie person Or persons b whom such attempt
By WILLIAM II. STANFORD. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
REAL ESTATE
n,rs,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.


-, .nrm,ttee on bulding laws yesterday held meet
,ns fsa, Estate Exohangeto consider inc minority ano
M on tho proposed new building law submitted
~. nara of n xaminers Andrew j. Robinson george ~
U vi. Tnomn J. Murtha and Richard Deeves were
van Tbs minority bill rs.enacts the high building law OF
v,or The majority bill does not repea that Ia" hoG
~ . ,oroe and effect TO it. This bull includes bay
section which the minority oml's Inc majority OH
~noow representative of the Real Estate Exchange
provinces ., ,ne BOARD OF Examiners The minority does
lhen BE- added " aSreei dsapgrove tho minority Oil
the proposed power OF srohtects Of the
Scs the ss pointed that the powers 70 shore
dangerous walls Of burned tought that some very
owners the onia ex,st where life and limb are at
Ana that clause eua not the
hen on the @ eomnittee on whole was IN favor o. sns
rory bin will report Iro,osed repeal OF the high
70 fepoit dsapprovai Oh 'Ae ff
s most important occurrence IN" as Nv on
~, AZ he executors of William W. II consists OF Nos
nroper" he west so feet south Of
ia h II three. brick oulinhe WIZ w" "a ~,
81 lot The nuang g above the sppraised vana
Harnett Co sod AZ nhn ~, sassh ,onr
west Forty sons and lot on, for s2 500
sorr ,Ss loo n~r annnm Also plot on
roah noTthss go 20 r. Donovan Also M SIS
Ward bos fw fourthsa north side 155 east
.hfsH y story James Sn l. Wells sold under
Harlem Raroad Companys iano ~ ss y;
e the sso d 70 Mscas. Butcher oTsh%
.1s e ale of ten 800 feet east OF Eghthavs nv. on
%e1y S%% Tor
ne meeting call for two Ur more lois
with Or whS onr,sen 10 second ss and Third
St.b sves exceed $40 900 -Four thfef &
s-.rg' Sohrs % or
sfIEthst for $4,000 siocs farm q" i ooo seres IN snn
a. Comfy iol Sc, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
eroohlpn properip for 6als ann 90 fet.

FOR SALE or TO RENT.--Factory. building
los Nosrsnd- ave: lot ooI2oo factory 2ot1is0 ~
tores lighted TWO streets VIII Oe sold
q rented on favorable terms Apply TO 4. CHASE. New.
yofk Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
1oHN DOUGALL g. CO.-whercas John

1OHN DOUGALL a. CO.-Whercas John
Dougall Of NewYOrk city. and Anthony NJ Cochrane,
Of New YORK CITY for more than i've years prior 10 sh
August 1886 business the city Ot New YORK
general and by tho firm name OF JOhn
DOuga and said Im had aud has It's principal place OF
business In the city and State OF NewYork AMI
Whereas about two years prior hereto James duncan
DOugAn became partner In said nrm. ana
Whereas the said John Douga died and the Undersigned
surviving being DESTROYS OF continuing me Ons
ness use OF the nrm name OF John Dougall Co..
aforesaid ~,
Now, therefore, Anthony NJ Cochrane, whose place OF
abode n NewYork CITY and James Duncan Douga whose
place OF abode Ia Flushing Long Island, n. do certy
that <Se formerly dealing under said hrin
payIy OF the said John Dougai and as Aforesaid
that wSfts1d said business and the use OF
and under said firm John Dougall co.
ANTHONY NJ COCHRANE
J. d. DOUGAII.
State OF NewYork city and County OF New YORK, S.
tins At day o personally appeared
ANTHONY NJ. COoliano James Duncan bouga Doth 70
known and known To 10 be the persons GescIIeu N
and who executed the foregoing instrument ana seVery no
klowledgcd ~ me that they executed the same .n
H. S. WILLIAM MARKER,
Notary Public GAO, y. A. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
CITY COURT OF NEW -YORK.-JoHN
u sI.tMnNs a..ainst GEnRnE II. sTICKNEY. sum.

CITY COURT OF NEW -YORK.-JOHN
~ SIMMONS against GEORGE II. sTICKNEY. sum
TO the above named defendant. 800
summoned 10 answer the complaint In THIS
copy OF answer on thr PLAINTIFFS
Attorney after the service OF tbs summons
OF tn LAY OF service and In Of your failure TO
Judgment VIII DO taken against you BY De
fault for the RELIEF demanded IN tho complaint
Dated New York, December 18Th 1885 -, ,.......u
PRED M. LfTTLEFffLD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Offca and Post once address.
1856 Broadway,
New.lOrk City.
TO GEORGE II. sTfCKNEY Defendant; - .
The foregoing Summons served you by publication
pursuant the Hon. burdete Hyatt one OF
The Of tho city Court OF Newlotk dated the SOt
day December 1855 filed with the complaint In the
of the Clerk OF the Court at tho CITY Ham, IN said
Cty, the 3lst day OF December 1883 ..
FRED ~ LITTLEFIKLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No 100 Broadway,
New.YorE city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1887

NEWBORN Thursday Feb. 8. 1887.
~ following sales were held Exchange and Auction
BIZ James L. WeRs.
k1Ssn a. SS 100 10 G Pates $500
BIZ Richard 7. HdrneH d Co.
s-story building, with lot, Nos lS4 and ]Si . BOW
sTy Kan % MS {" spring ST. io' $4,000
I sstory dwelling with lot, No 3l5 East l24thst
Ne nsvd lr' Heoi 1aaVe' i0' o'AA 10000
ho@ss wth of 1911 TO George %eod
ps SI asd s on 1850
BIZ Wildm II. BrOcR. ~
Sale OF buildings West 155th and l56th SIS,
of lctl-ave was withdrawn
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Dressmaking.
Giiuaiious Uanteb--Temales.

A CHRISTIAN young lady who is thoroughly
"A versed IN household matters and The care Of children
position where the above requirements will secure refined
and fair saary country preferred Address f. A e.,
Fri
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

snsxAly sNssssssal Ess. - nssa a. lack
ga AsstsrGss.

tkt -1t-.4 ~ ts-teteA eeAN-A
yAcxSeA AleA- Sek<. 1e-fes FIRST
A.Shissa IsiantEy As.s rsspiaa Asss 20
day Ca kanaFsa sna tse2ty-ux msn-
osrs wers psessat TIE ACTRESS - wsloea.s
vss a.as ~ Ess HsshlEssss Sszaasz.
ssS the response . II sy 6enersl Wiring
tea Ihs eeHosTs siecfsd ~se President
0soFss c Hoppe 81 DStrsli Vie fFssl-
osat. wAli.z wiSasesaA II Gr.Na Rap
de Capt.. Clnssn epsnoer. 81 l&zsans
Hsiorza. kew Arthur EdsAras. of lni-
ago. sltsFnsts Rev G ". Csrrick. 81 DaE-
cee Secretary sAa Treasurer. DAnisl 0rlf.
ntG. of Jackson. IAis sitsrnoon speeches
~srs Rz2s - MAJOR Hopper. MAJOR MID
aicoNb. C2ps Bedford gse Csnk ressman
lanes . Deaneli a grand bsnQast ~As
IDS sssning. wkleh wss asrsely ssleneee,
Elssusnt spe<chss we're made oy ". h.
0leoeas0f Jsoks0n. snd Capt Clinton spsn-
Ger. followed bs historical "reminiscences by
Ma hopper.ysry tkHilinsls snd l0uehingls
told. Col Geo. + 6aniord. Of lansing re-
sponced 70 tie toast. The Army II the
Potomac" Congressman y O'Donnsil gave .
response on pensions which vas warmly
received. War Governor Blair msde . very
eloquent speech on the stusIion Of Affairs
OF Today. bis ailgslons h. the war aud rs
results invoked Wild dsnonstrstoDs Of sp-
prossi. The evening concluded with brief
speeches by comrades Of TIE Regiment and
q recitation by Dan. c. 0rinths The re-
union was . grand success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Hudsonville Hspysaings.

Correspondence ofthe TKLEGEA,l HERALD.
HuDsoSvILLE. Sept. 20.-To Mr. and Mrs.
w. q. Bsrnaby-a girl.-Mrs. Harry Fuz-
encamp has returned to her home at Big
Rapids, you matrimonislly in
clined2 II so take time by the forelock and
get married before the new license law
comes into force. Justice Waite OF our viii
lage, is tying the knot for u cents now
at least that is what be got for going two
miles TO marry a couple last wesk and the
Justice is not man to show partiality. -
We venture TO say that the attendance nj
the fair from this place and
vicinity will never have been 30 large as
this year Everyone is going-Rev. Jack
man. of Grandville will give a magic Ian
tern exhibition and lecture at the church
Friday evening. wit, huunor and chit
chat gathered under the title Of The
Raven" in the TELEsRas-HERALp is one OF
the brightest features (and IL In . featursD
of the paper. We know someone here who
has The Raven compiled and pasted in
scrap. .book.-They are having a literary
contest in Georgetwon Grange. Every
speech. visitation etc, counts . minor
amount and grange marriage scores 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TIE sts1 escears l.4ss sii 1sel ftissay
81 go >. e. a. las =. &. 8. f9e1as-
TIE Czals f,aii sag Lssllszay -ssl4 Elsscet
lsg'ag ils llAlx ~ l1e Ly91-a2 Aas fo.-
lsrlay
The Wolverine Club ~. aold oos 81 thsir
sseot e.siai paff s. a. fsssfY = Lzstoa =
Ha thA sTsgilx.
Al reports - a. eo1ff4rg ~, = .thstand
Ia "a Il l1.s. sqfs NO las the e0ufrsst
fsr pl4sl@s4Ag lAs ap9eg aeos u TIE aoici@Es
h81s.
H. D King and Alss Lsoas Clark ooth
cf,lsre,. were arfeslei ~ Eson ii - tns
Rb.rnix Block. as aisnI tor dlzsresfiy
co1a1ct
Csrrsf 8rsai8fd Has captured a. l=ton
Faetis anl refarlsl 70 au here Monday.
He sas .lt "a e4ll aua tailed io sa9N lp
N.sn .le tials e4ais. ias 0Isose sAs
Focli1g a aa...s o. AimT-sl-
Iae f9saah4F Eaard "a Paris ToHaship
considered tas matte 81 Erallag a fran
C1ise .of = slccet E4lWaF ga N41.son ave.
frem halI sl % the seymour ecAool House
yesterday Dlt daI aoE rza. q = eoIel1alD1.
Another mesDnF ~! be A-..i saturday
The illoEias is lsst of t1e studies 70 De
ta4ea lp ~ tns q 4. >. G. tns co1hing
yea "t nled states Il story American
literature faYsl3.o~y al hYsisas.
Philosophy % sae flsn of oals4tlon
Le41ia< fr1m Hash.nsloa irving Classic
6sr8a8, Course ia Llsli1l. au4 History
ol .l.e Asd.4eyA IhaEca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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taaE - ssSo.a Aass - <I4s a. 1s~xs
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f1Ies s<4ast 14za, 44@ 4zkl1E 1sr kze
s41 net Dz.d 1elsccEss - setca a ;
erzss - eszck hlzs AZ sozs asslAkrs sNe2
s<ass tae 81 sfsss o. As osa sees - sta<f
feksElas - t1s z14-ter ne gave As "a
rs@aon - ssxI8z L4ess s<ss1o1s tsst 2s
1ealssa - soos tszs t1sfs s2s "a sl11< -
exsrsz BET seen Is s.ses trse11s sas
15a sslf w31ca ls1 % bs arrest Atter
sozae rsla1tas2s SHS - 1est tasl sac ss
a9l zee 81 70 s2sssx tAs q2ssloEs sas
sazziltrl Ia tars~g1 .sg stIsr2sy, 4 +.
& ~ : astecsiye zzaas1 b4keE u lsssins
bza oe@n PAD - sskch ia. vltsln ~esk
sad AtgsEssy g. Il. kgs ssten sss slss 70
csl sd As1ey ~ ssslst Ia procuring sfl-
tzaae Aeaissl aim DuuD< these q1ssrl01 >
,zM e. rns4 tow4rd 1r ghi wne vas s.L-
tlag asf DeAiad atm asd sad
i s3ala Ike - elaelsy HE D. IL tnls
case as Ae seeu- ~ s4vs considerable isn0-
sBes wiiA Tie y .tnsss-
II YEA iasinusls thal / am trying 70 in-
1asnce ths sltAsss Ia any nay yoo !le.
szls Mr.. H.
Judge Holmes called Mr. Clay 10 order.
-I~~~+-~~4At-
!ssE aud asked the Court My Mr.. VI Dl
should come Into ths court ro0n AID call
him . Lar.
ara simpiy = spectator here and do not
see SnY my name should De dragged into
ths affair by Mr. Clay. said Mr.. b. Then
directing his words 10 sam, ne said III
you have anything u sstlis with lhl you
had better 90 H.
Il sill do that soon enough, returned
Mr.. Clay, and the case prOce-ded.
To one OF Mr.. Gays questions the City
Attorney objected. and II giving bis reason
for putting the question be stated that he
proposed 20 show 10 the court and the jary
that the whole affair was q Preconcerted
plan 10 work his ruin. that there was a con-
spirxey 70 make ais downfall aud disgrace
the oIAoe which he held. lie made his
Hife admit that last before bis arrest she
bad COME from the home of Enos Putnam.
and then be stated 10 the court that hls
vile was = good woman and nothing Of this
kind would have ever occurred had II not
been tor the influence OF Mr.. Putnam and
others
At las the case was adjourned until
O'Clock this morning. only the testimony oi
the Two witnesses having been taken. There
are several other witnesses and some start
ling QegelOpements are promised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
MfCHiGANErTEs
Burglars are Numerous At Paw Paw.

Burglars are Numerous a. Paw Paw.
The Jackson police have new uniforms.
Itis expected that Ssginsw's new match
factory will be IN operation by NoveD-
Der 1.
81 Ignscs has laid away her street sprink-
Ter for the season, and the snow piow il
being Furnished up.
r. 3. Dean. wealthy and much respected
fsruer of Resd CITY. dropped oszd Monday
while ploving N his held
Nr.. Robert Miller rsscoed John More
house and viii Robinson from drowning IN
Pine axe. nesf kssi Jordan.
Timothy Hall. Of sagina-. vas killed in
larnber camp near Roscom mon MONDAY
morn ne bv ioE rolling over him.
". r Hs~kios house n Psz Psw vas
hnrziarized His clothes ~erp sfrevn sionx
the sidewalks and he's minus a 80 god
vstch-
The rsanion Of The Ffh Michigan IN.
fsntry is q prozrsss ~ FozlerT. j. zith
A. atteaSs8ce 81 about 500 veterans ard
ftl1eus
T. r Robinson. son - Disfrict 1fsornsv
Robinson ~ Dsfroit ce8ef a. tBnarolis
is - Re fried b. ooart MARTA on chsrgs
of hszing-
6srSss Lake. Jsckson coanty. ofs1 .
s. 50 honss 70 vrnctsc.i miller ~ho has
sddifsoasl cspital te F1f % sn5 ogtrsts =
70. - rro 60 mill th<re.
Frank Msor. vbc went 70 Washington
TsrTito~v a short tire sgo. writes fhs, ne -
sho1s % tske . 90 81 lumher.aE - 90 90
fs.t q or5er for a. hs~ saginaw bria.
TIE luns<~ frsa - chs~ies i. ersv A
CO q Frsrf hss ree1 aisso3 vs1 ~ rn1r1s'
consent. Charles T. Gray continuing tbs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
The RAILWAY INVESTIGATION.
Day spent la the K.smiasties of
CrscksF.

Nsw YoKk. Sept 3.-Mr. Crooker con
tinued bis testimony before tie Pacific
Railway Commissioner this afternoon. DE
said be could not remember tie details o.
what he had done, but he was not ashamed
OF any of his acts- Everything he had
touched had been successful. lie had bene-
fitted the public aud m sde . great desl Of
money himself The best way 10 srrsnge =
plan for settlement between the road and
the Government would be 10 have a con
ference between committee OF directors
and this Com mission. lie was shown the
famous Cotton letters Mr. Cohen, counsel
for the road objected 10 them, bat (rocker
took them and said iudifernt-
ly: 81 don't remember them, but
they sound very much ike one" When
ssked what was the ability Of the company
10 pay its debt 10 the Government he ssso
None whatever" He added that the COM
psny intended TO pay sometime. and be
suggested that the Government give them
say. one hundred or one hundred and hfy
years in which 10 paw II. lie declared that
the Government hsd not kept its contracts
with the company and this was the reason
the company could not pay. So long a.
politics interfered in its management The
road would be in trouble. No rnnnfr s
ever been used OF offered 10 infuer
la;ion. The Commission will sli
morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Funeral Of Mrs A Hosford smith.

The obsequies over the remains of the late
Mrs. A. Hosford Smith occurred yesterday
at the residence, % Park-st., at 3 O'Clock p.
m, conducted by the Rev. DR.. Campbell
Fair. The attendance was large, there being
a large number of the old residents, and 3
large circle Of friends present The floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful.
The honary pail bearers were Judge
Holmes, Hon. s. L. Fuller, DR.. Charles
Shepard and n. L. Avery. Esq. The active
pail bearers were Messrs. s. A. Sears, Ed
ward Donnally. 5. X. Pierce. Alfred Rath-
bun. " Fred Avery and III. y. Moore, who
were chosen from among the friends OF
Messrs. Walter and Fred II. Smith. sons OF
the deceased.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
FEARFUL EXECUTION
DONE sr zAuNsn's GREAT GIN.
a. o1eazt Test IN tAs Frsssaos 0f tss sss-
fs1@<s - ne ts.sy ana ksRrssszss-
I've ssrslx@ss.-A s<Assasx
Htsss 80 kss1s


Ne fokx Sspk zs-Tks e~1cial tsss q
IssotsAsEs LsEnssss dynsnits gan w4s
as1s tedzy a. Far 4tay cite "a Ihs prss-
saes of Secretary 4 Asasy ssd represents
ives Of tas FreacA. 4nish. panish, swsa-
ish. AeFwsElAH And-J sp4ness Governments.
TIE tAFget $50 cd 8 ton sshssner. It wss
oeoyea . i ~Ioald "a sink sss beosns al
oostrucflo1 inl ne chzDnel cut When tae
tests seEs ossf Isers sss 50. snouxh iefi OF
tas Fesssl - 0ssIact anythisg lne nag
Easnts nostsa Away a tas tide. fks Tar
get Was one hails h@a ttz. gan. Tie
ehsIsss were hfy paaRds of dynamite
each. TIE nfst two cartridges fell iss
teet short and sank unexpioded The
third struck under ths schosners stern, eI-
ploded and tore . great hole 10
Der quarter. TIE fourth struck under
the center Of the schooner and the Kpi0sl0n
Lifted ihs whole yesssi up whicn fell back
shaken - pieces Eve .hiug AFT of her
mast was reduced to fragments The bows
would have sunk II not supported oy ouoys.
fifth and sixth shots were fired but went
wics. This closed the test. Lieut.. Lslinskl
was sum moned 10 the secretarys boat and
congratulated upon ths success OF tie trial.
Another gun Is being constructed which
Will carry % pound dynamite shell.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
FIRE AT WaYLAND.
n h. CLARK a Co.'s Circular Saw MIL
Entirely Destroyed


WAyLASD. Mich. Sept. 20.-Ths Ere
fend visited wsyland again last night.
About IL O'Clock Ii. b. Clark. OF the nrm
OF II. b. Clark & Son. discovered their mill
TO DC on fire The works consisted Of
circular saw mill, with planning. matching
moulding aud other woodworking mschin-
cry FOR the manufacture OF beehive aud
honey sections. The haEaes spread with
such rapidity that nothing was saved 4.
ii. Clark went through the mill after 3
o eclock. and there were no sigus OF tire al
that time. The loss in building. mschin-
cry and stock-S5O0 of which was in honey
sections-is estimated at s., 600 with no in
surance. The origin of the IRE is mys-
terry. A movement is on foot among the
business men IN Waylsnd TO assist the Erm
10 rebuild
Geo. 5. Garner started last night for Da-
kota 10 visit bis children there and look
after some real estate he holds IN that sec
iion.-Wayl yland still holds the palm tor y
healthy place. The dangerously sick a
short time ago are all now in q fair way Of
recovery and ID. T. Hersey is again able 10
spend part OF the day sI bis sfore.-New
Buildings are going up in and around Way
land which, with the Improvements, keep
our mechanics all usy.--Barns & Sous
new cider and sorghum factory Is in full
blast and bids fair TO do a rushing business
for some weeks 10 come.